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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-07

PALrIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD

PALrIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
~ Departure NJ trains from wheeling Schedule
III effect October |. lSs7-Eastern time: M
Express for Chicago aud tho Northwest 9:5D a,
except saturday. y c!l 3 ~ ~ .-,I'--'
f;xprss ~ Cincinnati and St Louis, $50 a. M,
ll:l p. m. daily +, st'-F - .,
zanesvllle Accommodation 7:45 a NJ, daily OK.
cent Sunday, 8 .l' s5s9;a - = - q
Zanesyile accommodation. arrive. G:l5 p. IN !,
daily except sundsy - ~ q
daily. ". 49, = : ga - - -.
Express trains arrive from rhicsgo, s:co and $50
a. N. and S;!5 p H. daily. aud ASS daily ex.
Express ,rains arrive from St. Louis aud CincIn.
matt, 4:51 q. n. and Gas p m. daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Balti-
more saG washington. D. G., 1850 a. M. and lu:l5
for Columbus. 9:5oa m. and 1l:l5 p m. daily,
and a. 2;2s p. m: daily EXCEPT Sunday: Al,
Y aims arrlye from Columbus ass q. M. d esly,
Sunday. 80 = ~ -
:, For PItte;rsh and Washington, Pa 500 a. M:
Express, $40 m, l:s5 spd 7ou4S IN. daily. Ad.
daily except Sunday. ,4ll - Nj - 1 =
Trains rir!ve from Pittsburgh, $40 ana 1l;15 a.
NJ; Obs snd II 10 D. M daily. g. ~ ~
I'll, Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, SEQ a. NJ,
, For Mou1ds5il:c, 100 noon. daily except Sun.
sunday. sa,- By - =, = - ~
For Eairuont, 4:lo y m. Leave Yalrmont, 5:25
a. rn daily except -,lnday. .l. = 2TIsH-t -
Fer Cumberland, $3.50 a. m. Leave Cumberland,
7:i5 c. M, daily excert Sunday. ~ :. = : {
For 4 Clairsvllle, $50 q. m. and p M. daily,
e1eett Sunday, and D. m daily. I -.
Eiom ST. Clstsyil!e, sos Il. m daily, and 40
nnd 6:lb p IN: daily, except Sundays rs.
Raegaso called for and checked a. hotels and.
residences on crtes left q. ticket ollce lao Mas.
kct street and at Geeot: zi1,' ~. =. :
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TKusTEE,s SALE.
YrRUSTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by Andrew Y,
Yes and Mary vrCs, his wife, 10 me ~ trustee,
is,cd March "a 1884, aud recorded IN the ONCE Of
the Clerk Of the County court Of Ohio county, ".
sell public auction, on N gFf's = - ETl17
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1857,
commencing at 10 clock A. H., al the front door
Of the Cnuft House Of Baid county, In the city OF
Wheeling. the following described property: ~
The north bue.third Of Lot numbered ono hun.
tidO oil Market street III Chapline q EonI addition
10 the city vi wheeling. r., s,I..7 .rls0I1 rs
Title believed 10 be good, but selling a. trustee
shR convey only such title ~ Is vested In mo. n
TEHks oT SiLE- One third, or al much moro ~
tho purchaser may tlcst. cash In hand on tho day
Of bilp. and any retlduo In two equal lnBallmenis
payable III QUO aud two yeAfS from the DAY Of sale
with interest from that DAY, with Insurance upon
The building 10 ihe sati faction OF the tn, tsO
DANIEL hI1HTiNGALE, Trustee,
ca. aIifAttEk 4 GO, Agents. mo oc2i
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A magazine writer asks: SHOULD io1.
tunes ba limited?" The trouble with
most peoples fortunes Is that they are
limited-yery linised 4
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Cotton.

NEw YORK, Nov. 5.-Cotton, faturcs advanced
% polns, oslng strong at the highest figures OF
the day. ;,1rs .9s.I - - :, 800
and higher; middiins SIC. VT
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--us4f -,
LiYe Ettsnls.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The Droter's Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts 5000 head: market quiet and
steady; shipping slce,s 81 9ca5 90: stocxers. and
'etder. 81 TOs1 30: COWS. bulls and mixed Ct 0cn
go. Hogs Receipts 10 co head, shipments 200
head: market heavy and 80 hither: Light 50 lower;
mixed a 25s+ ST. hesvy 81 35s+ 70; light 81 lCai %;
Skips 50 OHat 90. theep Receipts 8,Gvo hosd mar.
yet steady; natives q ~ GO western s!seas 10;
head shipments 2t3 head: r1hrket nothing doing,
all throu4h consgnnents Hoss-Reccipts $500
head shipments 8, 400 head market slow; philA.
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suparstitious people claim that death ia
sure to follow the hoHling Of a dog, Il
depends g good deal, we should say, on the
kind OF wheCk one gets at the dog, M
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"Now, how must + do with this wedding
cake 10 dream on it?" aaked a gushing
dausel Of q mattsr-o!-iact young man.
"Just estit; that's ell"
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Use it ~ every sics-room. VIII keen
tho atmosphere pure and wholesome :; 10.
moving oil bad odora from any source.
VIII destroy all Disease Germs, infcc.
lion from all Fevers, and all Contagious
The eminent physician, J. Marion Sing,
n. D.. New York, saya: II em convinced
that Prof. Dsrbys ProphyInctic Fluid ID
most valuable d:slnieetant.n Myraw
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pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI Z: ST.
4 L0Ur1 RAILWAY Co.-paahsrdle Houte'
Under schedule In effect MAY 10 1857, trsins
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: For gtcu.
6enviila and Pittsburgh, 6:35 a. m 1885 D. m,
S"6 p m. For Stcubenville, sos p, m. The 6:c5
g. m aud s:o5 p N. trains make direct conuection
Tor Columbus Cincinnati. indianapolis and chi.
cago The 1885 p. N. train NAKED direct c0;lnoc
ton 10: COlu mbus and Chicago. , j 5fI75tIir-
Trains arrive nt Wheeling, 6.15 3. NJ, 1000 3. m.
245 p M. and GOO n. m. 8 z, 7Isemy29 '
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Petroleum.

NEW YoRE. Nov. Petroleum steady; opening
at IS3c highest 7SNc: lowest 7S7sc closed at
BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. 5.--orened ut 7Sssc: closed
at 5sM1 highest 7aHc; lowest 73hc; clearances
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A5aslingtgn School Of EiacIltiQI
AND CEAToRY,
MT De CHAN1AL
ssAR wEE s'sr W. a. y: 4.
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.-.5 tSisteEs Of tho yis!tstiou,)
A school Of moro than national reputation, onGrs
exceptional advantages for thorough education OF
,oung ladies' IN ali departments. Library. Of sls
shontand volumes. Fine philosophical, chemical
and astronomical apparatus. 81 3; "a
: Musical Department specially noted, Cosps Of
piano teachers trained by leading p:o.e'sor from
Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture accord.
Ing 70 the method Of the old ltslIsn .uas!cra. Z
Location unsurpassed for beauty ard health,
Ten acres OF Pleasure grounds. foard excellent.
For catalogues, aud references to patrons In all
tho principal cities, address
.sel -,-I-. .iSi.V TIE DIR ErTTREss, Z
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" PnrLADELPHIA, "a, Nov. b.I-NIour quiet AVID
unchanged y heat steady; No.2 red November
sals24ic; December sSSHstoSsszc; January SiIs
III T;es dull; uustaded high mixed tic: NJ Shish
mixed sic: Eo.2 mixed November 49%Ns.cl De.
cvUoer i9.sli951SSc; January. 49at9,4c: February
90 i9Ic. Oats, spot dull and weSk; rejected whlo
0uiet and a shade caslerI No 2 white Eovelnher
S,5taa:11ae: december Siaa5hc; January s5&us6c;
EnhFunrv SfAytlsn 500 p ~ mi t'E
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CUnEs az. wssMaas

from common Dlotch. or ERUPTION, to tho
worst Scrofula. Sait-rhcun, "Fevcr-sotcs,"
scaly or Rough Skin. In short, all diseases
caused BY bad blood arc conquered by this
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rnpitly heal hinder
Its benign Influence. Especially has 1t lInnl-
Tested lis potency In curing letter, Eczciua,
Eryspelas, Bolls, Carhun6lcs. Sore Eyes, scrOf-
,,l9us Sores and swellings, llip-jolr Dlscagc,
;" White Swel!inSs," Goftro, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. scpd ion ccn;o in
stamps for. largo Treatise, With coiorel
plates, on Skin Diseases, or tho same uIuotnt
for Treatise OH Scrofulcus Affections.
"FcE TEE sLcoD is TIE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It by using Or. Picrcc,s
Golden Nc0icul Discovery, and mood
digestion, fair skin. bnoyant Spirits. Vital
strength md bodily health will be established.
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q. Z. LORD, Gen. Pssa. Ageu;.

G,LEyELAND 4 PITTsBURGH Rail.
N koAD.-Uuder schedule In eject MAY q
1887, tratns leave Bridgeport Central Standard
Lime: For Fthbnrsh and Cleveland. $40 a. m,
VILE 4:l2 .. N. For steubenvlle, $685. q, IN, 10,
Martins Ferry, G:j5 q. IN, isls - -7'I-'-' 4 -
Trains arrive stBridseport at 1853 a. NJ, ,lo.s7 .
m, 2S5 p M 6:1S p. ~, 4:Ss p. H., md 7SS p. n
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FINANCE AND TlsApE.
Tho Fenturos OF tho Money aud Stool
81 ----.- MArNAta. ~ - Y Z

Markets.
NEW YosK. Nov. 5.--Moncy on call easy at 8 to
81 per cent, closed offered at per cent. Primo
mercantile paper at Cas- per cent Sterling OK.
change dull but steady a. 81 sl'zat sax. .s..=.
The sto-k market to-day was active. and while
ttrong at first yielded at TIC close to heavy pre- !.
SURE brought By ths bats The opening was firm
At advances OF small fractions over last evenings
lnh figures. and on n we'll distributed bllsin,s
further fractional advances wore made III the FIRST
hour. wi Ii thcfauderbllts very prominent. Tho
market became more quiet toward nooi, and
prices began 10 rcceds. Ihl elo.e was active aud
weak at the lowest p ICES reached. Tho net re-
suit OF the dI!'s trading Is Tint most stocks are
lower, though declnts Ara co tlnei generally to
frAciOhs oniy. Sales 1911 III shares. - Y
RailrOad bonds modem tely Aclive sa'cV SS99, 90
Government bonds were dull but STEADY.
State boEd5 Were dull but steaGY. A :. = -
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At Philadelphia the .dsmnila for naIls
has bsen lees ec!ive., Tho market ID weak
at )? 0o,2 10, but thore ~ 3 good deel Of
cutting In prices. At st. Louis tho de-.
ma,ld Tor nerchan. iron has fallen away
little, but preylonS quotations conlinue
Fig Iron remains only moderately active.
but vsluos are 6,u add tho market Ia not
over-supplied, because OF the scapty trann.
portation from the South, and because
lately dealers havenot ordered much.
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C1vc1sN All. o., Nov. 5.-Flour dull. Wheat firm:
No red 76t; tcceipE 3 100 bushels; .shipm enta
none. Corn dull: No. 2Tixtd 4dxc. Oats weaker;
10. . mixed 2si<c. Rye quiet and Grm: t!o9. Etc.
Pork quiet at ST. 62k Lard higher, prime steam
. &C. : fulk me.ts and hston quiet and un.
changed Whisky steady; sales u l372 barrels AZ
81 o. Butter, sugar and cheese easy. Eggs firmer
at 1Sc. - Wi n, ~. d \
ToLypo. Nov. 5.-whcat dull nMd steady; cash
! aud Eovembe. 77,Tc; l'ecelnber TIC; iiay sI15e
Corn quiet: cash iihc, May iGHc. Gals dull md
| unchIvgEdsi Cloycitetd active and higher; prime
81 20; February 81 SIX. i,sasll15 flIfs- 100
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STOCK ouorATIoSs-c;osED NIP.


New YoaR, Nov. 5-Eour receipts 20 G3i park.
ACES; exports 2,asd barrels mud 2,7n sacts: market
dull and heavy; sales lliU0 bnrel.. whes,, 10.
cepis l9l go bushels exports IS 10 bushels: s1les
$4,000 bushels OF futures and l3St00 blAhels Of
spot: optious Glued q1iet: ungndei red size:
No. ren S9lSc: No, 2Icd N0yeMber $50: December
t3hsS35sc, closing at S}a; January asst, clos,
inS at sSAa; juno sslsS Corn! receipts ii. 80
bushels xp5r,s 90 bushels; sales o0 bushes
Of futures and l42,G0O bushels Ni sto.; Cplions
moderately rclivc: ungratcd h1j4a5S31c: no 9
Nay 5sS 0zss, rcseipis is:06 bshrIs Ss gosI
diD0l bushels; sales 0GQ0 bushels Of futures md
l3tC00 bushels OF SPOT: nsrket quiet add steady;
miScl Western 3la'i,c: white 90 3:ai0o. Hay
steady and fairy active, Hop, st.ecy; California
lShC; options heavy It 2GaF0 o'nts lower; sales
5ShOJ bugs; hovcmb.r 1605slG10c; December
l1Saala 0Oi: January l5.tcil5 sos February Is tga
70 ese hat en- SSsSsSe pfI 70 AZ Nay y 10
August II 75alh Csc; september II CSC. Sugar steady
but Qniet: refined 6rni: white cNt:a G 5 5da5,fc;
OIL a bHrGc; mould &c; sAndaId A exc: con.
lec,!o rs ssse 6'c;. sll W aug crushed hc
M0lasses steady; sSNta Gus 40: Ut. Tinceut lie
kice liru1. TelIow Arm Sosin steady, TurpentiEc
steady. Esrs quiet: western 1sa!3c PORK quiet;
mess sS 70 Tor old; s!i osli 2, for new. Gut ass
QUILT aud unl hauga! Lald ia5 points higher but
Ira Ting light; western Steam spot $50; November
G.S0c; December 6 GAG 100: January 07Ge: F.brl-
ary 67saG.Slc: March 6.s5a6.s7c; May 6.03a7 pGc;
ely stem d70c Butter quit but iltu; western
lSaocc. Checsc unchanged aud Gull. .,sE sE
CHICAGO EoYF The markets on ;; hange wcrc
heavy aud liiele,s To-day. ~ the WHEAT pit 1t
vas tho dullest day WITNESSED for some tune. Corn
inactive Oats dull and heavy froyisio were
very dull flour quiet; wiiittr wheat 8! 50a4 TO-:
spring wheatSl 75Ii Is. Wheat cIsh No. 2 spring
72a74hsc: Eo.2 rid TIC: Eovcm Der 7i;Aa7lSu, clos.
Ing IL 72c:e cceMoer i4Ns7J3SSG,. closing at 10:
January 73tEsc: May 5s]Ss7S4c, ciosu z at 7o1fc.
inS a, il1Ic: December 4lails7Se. clio ing ut aic;
lanusry 4lks,Hlc closing at tv;Sc; May l;1sai5Nc.
cosing at l5Hc Oats. cash No. 2. .G1ae;. Eovem.
SIC. Barley, No ?, 7So. Flextecd, No i. 81 161s.
Prime tim0thy cd S!2ia! y. Aes, pork, cash
5l2 75alS w: JANUARY 81! G9all GU, cltEIug Of
Ing a.si3i2!H s!d, cash Di!1<GG i5c. Bacon SHORT
RIBS. o.GCo; shoulders Q t0lo.2Oc. Whisky Ito.
Sugars, cutloai I;sA75EEc; graduated &C. Standard
pIn fSr dairy Ecp. Iclrrn nj lHLhnlaG 1910,
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Wcclsly Bank Statement.

New York. Nov, The weekly bank statcmcn
shows the following changes: 81 Z, ~, 81
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GGE eollncnanco is pale and lradcn.colored, with
occasional a,,Nllcs OF a circnnlscribed syot on ono
:, or both cheeks; tho eyes become dull the pupils
dilno m rzre scmi.circlo runs along the lower eye
lid tue nose sirritatcd swcIls and sometimes blcca
Gwcns of the upper lip. occasional headache witt,
l!umlng or throbbng Of the ears; an unusual secrc-
tloa Of saliva; Shiny or frrcd tongue breath very
foul, particularly III tho morning; appetite variable,
sometimes vo'acio,s, with gnawing sensation Of the
ss;oHacl' at others entirely gone; leetng pains In
the stomach occasional nausea and romitng violent
Lans throughout tho abdomen; bowels irregular, at
Tines Gostive; rtools almy, not unireqntnty tnged
With blood; belly swollen and hard urine turbii;
respiration occasionally difficult and accompanied BY
iiceoug; congh sometime dry unl convuivc; uneasy
ami disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the teeth tens
Per variable, but generally irritable. Whenever tic
alove SYMPTOMS AFRO found TO exist, D9. c. NciANEs
YaaG.EUaa will certainly effect cure.
buying Tcrmitugo DO you set tho genuine DIR. @.
aaohAHE,s EEEMtFUGE manufactured by Fleming
iros2 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa Tho market i, fill q
eeMntGrirta You will e right If 1t has tho signature OF
Fleming bros. and e. NlcIaiic. IA FIs7, q,
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, pa.
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Dry GDoda.

TcTu5vtLLS PA, Nov. 5.-opened at 7shc; high.
est 73Hc; lowest 7Ssc: closed {; 7333sc. r. 90
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change. The week q sales aggregate 49,
900 pounds, az ssainst Az, 900 pounds isss
week and $4,000 for the corresponding
week last year, pFf m n ~ 2 ~. "a r.,
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,aI1scELLANE0Us.
"a r E. 'Y(lIl
z9SssEss1sZSSTIssssyssESI

sMneI!ng rom any OF tho results Of youthful In
dbcteitNn or abuses resulting In Seminal Weak.
Ees,, lnp1trnny,E Lost Manhood. etn II 40, Saw.
fEas hEsB srE1IFlc will euro you. Used and 70.
commended by a larye number OF speciul!s,s in
DISEASES 81 the gcnita, organs. The price for sir
bN1's. which Is sufficient for any case, Is S.. at
druggists or BY, mail. ssmp'e BOX Free d. r.
SAWYER & CO Box I'LL, PhiIa Pa; NJ oclDNwaP
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THE IRON MARKET.


The Eastern plg.iron markets are In no
wise improved, forge iron being weak, and
No. l best brsuds very firm a. UNCHANGED
prices. Foreign iron, Scotch or Besaemer,
is very quiet. Rogers, Brown & Co., Of
Cincinnati, BAY the market there Is IN.
doubtedly dull, 90 far aa new business 10
concerned, bu! there arc voiy large shin.
ments constantly going on from mskers 10
cone1mers. Those are partly on old con.
tracts. which In another month will DO
pretty well cleared OH the furnace books,
Present orders ara taking the entira I'm.
Goll product Of thu furnucag, and Il is ain
difficult to get prompt shipment OF stan.
dard foundry grades. tysf5 sII1fI
at Chicago there have been layps pales
Of Lake Superior charcoal iron at pricpa
shade below tho market quotation, This
close Of navigation, which will occur in
about q month, will witness tho lowest
stocks Of Lake Superior iron on hand al
this season for many years, and It ia |
thought the prices muat tend upward, |
Chicago is growing rapidy asa consuming |
market. Tho steel rail market 10 weaker
and saiss have been reported ut $50 80 al
| ta mill 1t.f'-4t as fsttSlEIS ~ ~
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov. 5.-pctroleum dull but
rm: onened at 7a4c; closed st735sc highest 7s14c;
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CDESEJNIp'E'gOW.

: ~ .VO1VSsIEa 7 MNDT%,
which Is ScrofulG Ortic LuIlss, Is arrested
and cured BY this remedy, II taken In the
veions power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first Offering thiG rGw world-fumct rem
edy to the public, DR.. Pierce thought seriously
1 abandoned that nalnc Us too restrictive for
c medicine which, from lis wonderful COM
blnntion OF tonic or strengthening, Alternative,
or blood-clcansiiig, anti-bilip:,s, Icctornl, and
nutritivc properties, Is uneouaiel, not only
rs remedy. for Consumption, but for all
Z Chronic Diseases OF tho :, =
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-03

THIS mornings Herald has consider
able to say about certain alleged reticence
of speech on the part of His Excellency
Governor West, and expresses the hope
that ellis Excellency will not have to
attend the school for mutes." AS the
Herald man is himself the pivotal point
on which revolves his ideas, his intel
lectual orbit is necessarily circumscribed,
and the school suggestion in reference to
Governor West was doubtless suggested
by the very patent fact that a school of
any kind would benefit himself
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-03
PARTIES IN UTAH.

Mich has been said pro and con about
political parties in Utah. Healthy party
spirit is in the vitality of the body polite.
In eEery country where there are no par
tiesJ there is political death, and the
righ| IS of man are ground down by tyrany
of ohe kind or another.
Id Russia the tyrany is centralized and
expiessed by the Emperor. So it is in
China and has been until all the rights
of the individual man have been lost,
and the people look alike and act alike,
and are but sea Of humanity calm in
the tir OF dead uniformity and medioc-
raty| where tyrany reigns, man decays.
IaUtah the political power is swayed
bv lhe priesthood Here there is no
partt. Here there is no discussion. An
Ipse Dixit from the Seer and Revelator
is to the people the voice OF God-take it
and doubt it not. Now, what is wanted
in I tab is healthy political discussion,
and h division of the people into political
parties. Let them be free and tyranny
is dad. There never will be genuine
reclamation in Utah until we have po-
litictl parties, well organized. This in
no kay need prevent unity of action
agaiIst the common tyranny. Give the
youdg men a chance to choose between
Dem ocrats and Republicans. Get up
clubi hold public meetings; discuss the
principles of the parties, and the princi-
pies bf the Government "Truth, like
torch, the more it's shook it shines"
Tt e day i5 dawning for Utah. Under
the lew bill that becomes a law to-day,
we shall break the dead uniformity that
has $50 long prevailed in the legislative
hall} of the Territory. If we do not have
a mdjority, wa nAu have representation
therf. This bill has many excellent
feat res in ii, an one is that it will force
discq qssion and cal action on the
part !of the Nationals Of Utah. We, the
Gentles, are the Natouals. Let us take
a ndw name, while as Democrats and
Republicans we work for the principles of
our aarties, but in our united action let
us Id known as Nationals. We are the
defenders of the Nations laws and the
Matt in's principles, an we should drop
the hnmeaning word of Liberal" and
take n name expressive OF our policy and
principles. Speak out, fellow-Republi-
cans will you join lis in the name and in
4hn ,inu no rf,t fnr IItnl,0
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-03

THE returns from the last German
elections add several National Liberals
to the Reichstag. The membership OF
the Reichstag is nothing if not polyglot.
In Germany half dozen political parties
exist, and each party depends upon
system of political combinations for any
temporary success. Hence German leg
islation very largely made up OF getting
ready to legislate No man can foretell
the alliances which may be formed, or
the friendships which may be ruptured
before the close of a session of the stormy
Reichstag. This state of affairs is emil
nently favorable for the centrallzatlon
policy of the iron Chancellor, and in the
division of the popular representatives
he finds his greatest strength. The MIN
isterial party is always able to find some
popular faction sufficiently exasperated
at the others to join hands with the Gov
ernment, and Bismarck rules despotic-
ally by the aid of the people.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-03

EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND LIGHTWEIGHT
is now sufficiently near for indications to
appear of the strength of possible candi-
dates for the Presidency This fact is
prominent in the minds of Republicans
just now by the fast increasing assurance
of the popularity of Mr.. Cleveland. This
popularity is not that of party feeling nor
personal following. 1t is national, and
rests on the broad and solid basis oi
duties well performed, and high trust
ably and conscientiously discharged.
Grover Cleveland will not leave the White
until 1898.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-03

The revolt of the Newfoundland legis-
lature against the Home Government,
and the consequent agitation of the ques-
ton of annexation to the United States
may be the initial ciphering which is to
eventually solve the Canadian problem.
The annexation of Newfoundland would
open wide the door for the union of all
the Northwestern provinces and the
United States. 1t would be very effec-
tive mode of settling the fisheries dis
pute.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-03

THE amount appropriated for naval
purposes by the Forty-ninth Congress
will aggregate the enormous sum of $32,-
100000. Large as the amount is, it is
none too large. The money could be
expended for no better purpose. A foun-
dation will be laid for a navy which will
be permanent and effective defense, an
ever-present guarantee against foreign
imposition, and just source of pride to
the Nation. And to a Democratic Ad-
ministration will belong the glory.